Sentence examples for technology derived from inspiring English sources

"Fortunately," he fantasizes, "I'm carrying my battery-powered rebreather, a technology derived from scuba equipment and paid for and refined by the final tobacco-industry settlements with the federal government in 2003".

Micro (2011), which imagines the sinister applications of miniaturization technology, derived from a partially finished manuscript that was expanded by science writer Richard Preston at the behest of Crichton's family.

Traditional systems used gas fired boilers to heat the store while refrigeration systems pumped waste heat into the atmosphere but using technology derived and adapted from the oil and gas industry, the new system is allowing the supermarket chain to turn its back on old, wasteful approaches to heating and refrigeration.

The Norwegian Penguin, a rocket-powered missile weighing between 700 and 820 pounds and employing technology derived from the U.S. Maverick air-to-surface missile, had a range of about 17 miles and supplemented its active radar guidance with passive infrared homing.

Chevy tells us this powertrain was "inspired by technology derived from advanced work targeted at space travel and future aircraft design".

Knowledge of specific contexts is unlikely to come from 'risk experts' or those with detailed knowledge of the technology derived from laboratory investigations and modelling.

Wagner told me that his faith in radiation-detection technology derives in part from the progress that has been made in cosmic-ray and particle physics.

The technology derives from three decades of research after Fujifilm's invention of the digital X-ray.

Amyris's technology derives from the research of Jay D. Keasling, a professor of chemical engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, and the director of the synthetic biology department of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

Mr. Riccioli's interest in voice-enabled technology derives from his teaching job at University of Paris-Dauphine, where he uses it himself to write and plan projects for his own students.

The importance of the binary system to information theory and computer technology derives mainly from the compact and reliable manner in which 0s and 1s can be represented in electromechanical devices with two states such as "on-off," "open-closed," or "go no go".